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• WINGHAM, ONTARIO, WEDNIESD.Alr, 'NOVB140$,B '
• MRSoM ARMSTRONG
1.11. 110STESS
• VORDWICII—The W -A• Of
' fly Anglican Church 'Ariel: at the
hPrae Of, Mrs. Marshall Armstrong
for the November meeting and °P-
aned with .hymn, "Oeward Chris-
tian Soldiers", after which the.
Members' prayer was repeated,
Mrs, M. 'Hargrave reed the Scriin
ture lesson and Mrs. W. Gibson
N,leci in the Litany,.
, Roil ea was answered ,by 16
• Members and two 'Walters with a
'tkeree on "Seldiers of Christ". Mrs
I. Hargrave was in :Marge of, the
study hot*. Those assisting: her
were Mrs. Stan Forster, Mis. W.
gibtion, Mrs, R,. Simmons, Mrs, W.
sothere and Mrs. M. Annotrong,
" Nire: /5, Attwell gave a Short report
ort the semi-annual deanery rneet-
itig hpid recently Rineatdine
Final plans were made lot the
, bazaar and het supper to be held in
.the 04sement of the. church this
week. • A donation waremade to the
J.A. group which has quite reeently
been. brganized, ,
The next meeting will be Wed-
nesday; 10,th., when St
(:11 Id Will join withthe
W.A. for a Christmes party; • Nirs
• :Atwell closed the meeting with
prayer and lunchwas served by
Spence l3rea.rs and Mra,
• Gihson.
, Presentation for
Mr, Mrs Robinson•
FOHOWICI-1--A presentatioe and
dance was held in .the eciermiunity
.11111,'on Friday night in, honor, of
Mr and Mrs, Jine Robinson, :new-
lyWeds,,- They were presented with
. a civet -lie set, a large picture and
niurterees 'Other Vas. •- :
pouglee Wallaee readthe. address
and both niade sbitehle replies.'
Dancing*as enjoyed to Jerry Ree-
yees' orchestra, ••
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C,9,1.14,' Collects
.14,36 for UNICEF
FORDWICH --' The Fordwich
C.G,I.T. group Met In the basenient
of the church: with 14 inembers
Present. Opening ,worcis0s were
held, followed by the Waitress, 'The
girls decided te collect ,used.stampri,
to help legman children, "fetid' re-
ceipts for, UNICEF collection was
$14,36,
Worship Hervice. was taken. by
Marie 13rowne and Patsy Harris.
Lunch was served by Joyce Greer,
Bonnie Inglis lend Nlargaret Ann
VVileen, The Meeting oilseed with
TaPS•
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United 'Church W.A.
Regular Meeting,
FORDWICH—The Woman's As-
sociation • of the Milted •Church in
Fordwich met in the basement ef
the church for the regular meet-,
ing Mrs. George Richards was the
acting president. The -meeting .was
• opened -with a hymn and a Scrip-
ture yea,ding. Mrs, A. F. Gardin-
er readthe ceniments to the Scrip-
ture, ueing the •story. "No. Other
Plan"; -Jesus gave His work to
His twelve cliscipleS to carry on
for Hine, If they'failed,. He had
no ether plan, They didn't fail,
and today Christianity encircles
the world. • '
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Mrs. Gardiner led in prayer. "Mrs,
Richards gave a reading On 'lle-
raennbrance and the PoppY".. The
minutee were read by the secretary
Mrs, V,Villiam •Campbell, . Plans,
were Cemple.ted for the bazaar to
be held early in December in the
church basement.
The meeting closed With the' Mee
-
Pah benediction and the afternoon
was spent in glinting. 'Mies Minj
nie McElwain, Mrs, •George • Pit-
tendreigh; and Mrs—Scott Clarkson
served, lunch. •
EDUCATION THEME'
• PORDWM1f.--The, ,•e,eyeetn -Fall,
Rally of t he Nomen's Institutes f;rf
Huren ego* waij heid in, CaYen
Preebyterian, Church, tIteeter,,• last
week. The three IuslItute.districtp
of Huron were welleeepreSented by
delegates„ South ,Huroti. was the
hosimetr,„ district .this year. •
The meeting was Pr4ided oyer
by Mrs-. Emery •Dettjardirfs; Of
Grand :Reed - as secretary. - Mrs,
Crosby Sothern; of Fordwicn,'„the
county tree/spree for the rally, gave
the ..finaneier report. The' Huron
County Women's -Institute
Scholar-
sliip was • won, tide •year. .by Miss
MarilYri Riley of liondeehore, ,She
is attending University of Western
Ontarioarid could not be present
but Mrs, Kenneth ,Johns, of Wood -
barn, Made thepresentation of the
pertifieitte.
Mrs, Otto Popp, T,;)twganbou;.ga.ye
a • report .of the Vineland. Forum
for rural leaderShip,. to .yrh,ich she
was a dele.gate last. Fehruary„ Mrs
Shirley -McAllistet,"'heine 'econinn-
S.Polee '4-1-1,•-klubeWork. in ,the
county, . She. was •. presented. with
a gift On the. occasionofher recent
marriage.. . s ' • ! • '— •
• The theme, pe the ',rally Astas 'edu-
cation and.a discriSslOn• brought oit
many points : for •er: change In Afre.
present publie•eCheel• OSteiii..Onest
spealce,rs .Were Mrs,..Haet; ;Weed-,
• stock, and Mrs. ,Hoseaele,-- of PM'
bro,- ;They .sitoke-er'ii•-edrication. for
reta,ided children Oral. areas'
-what hes been-attemided and
varibus Main:Ids . iisid.. MuSieel
numbers were 'erfiren.' by ladles ' of
-,Hurcin• , „ ••„, • .•
„Troira. 'Staiiiej, 'Bride; "Irtt;s- 0.0W.•
atie- Harris: and: ../gra.'....Crasbv-- Se-
, _
thern were delegates. Veen •-frOre-
wich., • s
FORDIVICII
Aii old-faSitioned ellariVari 4.,oek•
foliPe *et Friday night at ,the ,home
of Mr, and Mrs, Mill StewOrt Who
weft married' recently. .EverYone
had a 'Ilea V/Sit With the young
couple.. '
Mr, and Mrs, Marshall Wecherig,
of Aylmer were week -end vtors
at the horne of Mr. and Mrs, T."41.
Schaefer.
and 'Mrs, Leland Kress or
Kitchener spent the Week -,rid With
Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Doig. '
Mr. and Mra,„}farvittY WillIaMsOn
and family of Therphili spent the
-week-end with Mor,Evelyn Fag's,
Mrs. Fallis returned home with,
them and will spend two eyeeke
there,' —
Mr, and Mrs. Ron Reed and little
daughter; of Listowel, visited on
Sunday with Mr, and,Mrs, W.
grave.
Mand Mrs. Frank Benin and
Dawn, of Kitchener 'Welted:on Sun-
day " with Mr. enact M2rs. Earl
Wore.
• gr. and Mrs, Ca.ri SteWert of
Listowel ,spent Sunday with Mr,.
and Mrs, James
'Mr, and Mrs. John Tudan and
family visited a 'couple of days
last week With relatives' in Pert
Colborne.
Quite a number or parents and
friends 'attended the Norwell com-
mencement exercises held in the
town hall, "HarriSton, on Saturday
night, . • ,
Mrs:, Ruby Forester of .Toronto
spent the week -end at her home
here, • "I
• Week -end 'Waiters with Mr,, and
Mrs. Alex Keith were Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Chiomey and "Jane, Of Port
Colborne. "
Mr. and Mrs. 'John Reighard and
'Miss Violet Beswitherick visited in
Guelph one,day last week, --
Mr. and Mrs,,R,oyden Devitt spent
a' day last week with relatives In
Kitchener. • , • ,
Mr. and Mrs.' john Inglis and
ToMmy"spent the week -end in Tar -
onto. ' • '
..mr.„ ponald. Doig. of Galt Is
spending some time with his par-
•ente, due to having' suffered a
fracture of the left.arrn when he
with thrown from a rnototoyele,
• Mrs. Tack Wilson • and.... Donald'
and Mrs, Emma Willianison spent
Friday in Londori...Mr. leek Wil-
son returned home with them after
being cOnfiried: to Westminster Hos-
pital fen two weeks, • . •
Alvin Denny and 'bon.".Jirte,
and Mr: John "Meciitey.i6P Guelph
attended the funeral here I8,st week
of the litte. Mr, Reuben 'Besieith-
erick. '
4'Mi. and • Mrs. Frank: Slater of
Strathrey. visited on *midair with
Mr: and Mrs. Crosliy Sot:horn:-
eAteEievitine,
Stanley -Bride, Mrs. Crosby soth.r:
ern, Mrs. Hatold!.Poliecie and lefts
Geerge pittendreigh ',spent Friday
'Ine•Ceciderich,
Sunday r'xisitors With Mr. -and
Mr's. Balfour- Breare•were Mr,iand
Mit.. Harty. Fischer ! and Iittle
daughter and Mr., and Mrs. Robert
Bignelland Miss Joan Breen; all
of' Kithhenet,, • - • '• •
Mr. , and 'Mrs.', Alex Wray and
children, of- Toronto, visited over
the Weekend with'relativee inthe
community: • .• ' • '
r Mr; and Mrs. • Earl -.Hallman • and
faintly Of ,Lietowel,. yleited, Stu -4w
With Me, and :Mei; Stan Forester.,
`e,krsi."E..Htfigrave erierit a couple
of; days this ,Week, •with. Mr..' and
Mrs Ron ,Reed •in,Liatowel. -
Mrs., Emma , Wilfiamion,.Visitect
Sunday With Mrs. Myrtle Weir at
Ph)tJisW�sQn
at Meeting,
roftpvirxm--- The. BUM' Star:
Missien Band a the Fordwicb
IWO ChUreir held its meeting en
• November 9th in the elliirch bane
Ment. MO. Hebert GiliSon opened
•'the meeting by reading the ppem,
11?„ Flanders Fields". ,
Mrs. Elmer Harding ga•ve a, read- •
In en Peace, Phyllis, Wilson, the
•first yiceepreeldent, led the meet*
Ing tt eall was artsWered :.by 53
Merabers on How We Can Help
HEW0 •a Setter World". 131rthd01
greetings were• sung for Dowpis.
'Harding, Sandra Allen, Karen carS-
well and Billie Miller,
Mrs. Hobert Gibson led the study-
' on 40-144.in and distributed if:Ogre
to each of the children on. "Off te
Adventure$ in japan". The Meet-
•ing •closed, with the hymn "Jesus
Loves Xe",
OFFICE STAFFe—Wingham Rural Hydro office work ers who attended the safety award N40.110,4 Friday
• iSYening were back' rew, Ken Saxton, genenit- forem an, Gordon Leggett; Harry; MeA,A".thiiii,intknag'ettiennt
' row, Bernice were,
Barbara Nicholson, Wilda gar and Lorecn Wray.—Advanee-Tlineti• Photo:
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. GORRIE
Mre, Harold Edgar.
Frances and Jimmy of Guelph
spent the week -end with Mr. .and
Mrs. Gordon Edgar. - • e
• Mrs. •Uargaret ,Willits has let.
turned. home .aftpr visiting at the
honie of Me, aed.. Mts. ,
Abraham,. Reltnote. , •
Mr. and Mrs. Chita. verb:in and
Charlene, Guelph, .Spelit the week*
,end at the .hoine• Of 'Mr. and MO.
1.11tA •O'grarkti.
. Mr, and Mrs. Albeit Heibein re-
turned Wedneedity ftein visiting
relatives at Tagaske,;,-Srisk.
Mk. and /vita HaiVey COpeland,
WrOcete4 Visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Gowdy On Sunday.
Mt, Robt. Attkbn, Belanote, epent,
,few daYs at the hernias of Messrs.
Harry:and RoY. Gowdy. • •
• ' , Hanibutg
.
*Mr. Jae. Riddell .and Mies Flo,
tice *bf Nat.
pent last Monday With Mt, and
Mrs Archie Millet. .
' Mts. W. -0, ;Xing, ,14rs. Archie
Milier and Mrs. Ketr,pastle, ,spent
Tuesday 111 Torontb. •
Mrs. deah MaoDonald' of London
spent the weet't,end. with .relatives
here, • .
Mr, •Tbill Hanle of Toronto,
and 'Mrs Jack litrythe, "Raney,
Kann :rind Jeitquellite Alf -Weston
sberit the 'weak -mid at the hunie of
•Mt, ariel lee 'Kee Mastic. Mi8.
Blythe, and .children .Stayed for the
Week. '
Mtg. .Hntry RIiiini and Mo.
Glad • Eclgtie ri,tieerrilittniect Mrs.
Stanley Bride of blerdWich te Ex-
eter , Wednesday t�' 'attend the
Hilton 'County ,Wortelf;s* Itietitilte
ItallY, • ' • ' •
Mr. and.Mri, Atoble.Miller were
• RhtidaY guests Of Mt, akid , Ws,
„ Chtvtoit Bendel., Golvanittnntii,
• Vt.• and `Mit, MAC 4ot:es and
Darlene of Totonto spent the 'week-
' end •with Mr, tend - •Mre, Cecil
Turkey .Dinner
Most Successful
GORRIE Scene 520 persons
attended the turkey dinner in the
United Church on Friday evening.
A short masical ,program followed
with piano and organ number by
Miss Karen Michel and Nits. Nor-
man Carson, vocal duets by the
Ballagh sisters, violin and voeal
solos by 'Corinne • Rhame, acconi-
panied by Nirs. Harry Rimme, The
Rev. W. J. S. McClure showed pic-
tures taken while on a holiday
trip to Ireland,
Grainger. "
• Me. and Mrs, Jack Trwln. Teton.
to, spent the week -end at the borne'
of Mte, 1t. plelit and WO, and Vitt
• Archie, VW
,"..r.`he 'Woman's MisSioniiryi Society_
of. the Gorrie Milted Church
NV.Ii Members See
Christian Missions •
Being Reestablished
BLUEVALE—The W.M.S. met In
.the 'United Church on Thursday
aftertoon," Mrs. Alex, McCrackin
President, presiding. Mrs Mc-
Crackin conducted devotions and
• read a poena for Arniistice Day.
Mrs. W. 3. Peacock gave a de-
tailed report• of the'recent section-
al meeting •of the north section of
Huron Presbyterial held at Ford-
wieb, the theme 'of which was,
"Neighbors in Christ," /
Ati allocation of supplies for an
Icnedpitee.
ndschool In Mritoba was ac -
The study period was conducted
bY Mrs. Edward Barnard beginning
with a ihymn, prayer and Scripture
reeding
Mrs, Gordon Halt gave a chaptee
from the study book "Cross and
Ctisie-in Japan": She outlined the
attempts made to re-establish
Christian. Missions following in-
tereeptions caused by War, Three
hundred Christian ministers were
imprisoned during the war, a.nd
prejudice against Britain, Canada
and. the•Vnited States remains to
some extent. • Different Protestant
denominations •are uniting in flu-.
thering the spread of the, Gospel.
•Slides of Bermuda
GORRIE MtS, 'rein . Burke
showed slides, taken • on: a trip to
•Beinnidit and also eoiliniented On
the pictures at the November .meet-
ing nf the. Gorries.W.L.theld at the
home of Mts. Glenn,. 'Johnston on
Tuesday evening., ' •
The roll call Wcis -answered by
naming ,a fainitrite- hobby, Mrs.•
John Baylor brought thoughts en
the motto ''Education— le not A
destination hitt 11 ,jOttiney of keep-
ing .up• with the pace of change' ,
saying we should .kehp' pur inter-
ests alivci and dilt.minds alert for
new develeptnents in • the 'fitIci of
education.. A shert report of the
frareedsniuir •'Workshop at
takelet Wee giVen'' by Mrs, Nerrhan
' •
A spelling rnatbli was held With
Um, Mei. Taylor the winner.
The president, Nies. Glad Edgar.
was in the (Malt Financial reports
erf the two dinners ,Served in, Oc-
tober weregivenby the 'eecretaty-
treasurer, MOS. Clarence Sperling.
it was Mincitineed- th4tthe first
tneetteg of the course "Seee. to Save
Dollars and Make Cents" 'Would, be
held et the home Of Mrs. Wlllard
Peel On TundaY eyenihg, NeVem-
bet 11th. ' •
'Mrs, Gottlott Edecte and -Mrs.
ated, Edgar hadthc lucky num-
bers In the Detett• enetieln.
Dainty refreshments were served •
by Mts. Mel, TaVler, 'MO, Ernest
Dinsniere end thp ho#estt. .
meet at the home of Mrs: Clifford
Pyke on Thursday, Nov, 131h at'
815 p m Program tont, Mrs.
Lyle Watson and Mee. Harold
Robinson; iunch, Mrs, W. Collings,
Mrs. G. Edgar. This itiothe Assocl;
ate Helpers Meeting. •
Bill Thompson of Mannville, Al-
berta, who has been with the
R.CA.F, visited Mrs. Courtney Gil-
piri.for a week, Be left.for Quebee
where be will be stationed for some
time, on Tunday of last' Week, •
The Reit. IC. a Attwell, EdWarci
NeWten, Hain* Ring, H. V, Holmes,
Norman Wade, John Dinnente and
Allan Watson, attended' the banquet
of the 13totherhoed erf , Anglican ,
•laymen„ in Clinton ,on. Wednesday
night, • '
Gebrge Roil is on a hi:Wheat;
ttip to the Marititiles., Mr, Geo,
'Moult accompanied hli'
Mit, 'Stan, Goudie of' , Toronto
Visited her mother, Mrs. Minnie
eti Friday and SaturdaY.
Mr, and Mrs. It. W. Deno Of
Terofito spent a NW days with Mr.
and Mt, Norman Wade.
Min EMMA NItWin .viSiteel with
friends In Ilerrlston for feW days
last eok, •
rs. Wat, Cornet iS spending 'the
winter Months with het brother
Anson, 10th Olt
Mr, and MrS Ths Graham and
their daughter Mts., Glenn Xentiedy
hiad Mr, Uentiody all tit TotOnto
visited with relatives over the
Week-ehd. o11d1tM Of Mr. Robert
Gritharii i•ellettlft's about the seine,
,
.!!e•Mr.:;• rgnIn:* Plnipt#0.0n • of!Kii-
• sYth.... is YelietidIng two ..weeks • with
Mr. and Mei. Ken Grahani.
Mr.- and Mrs. Gordon Goldrich
of•Lcindon 'spent the week -end with
Mr: and Mrs. Anson Demerling
After attacking William McEl—
wain's deg a rabid fox was shot'
by Mr. Ian Pittendreigh on Sature
• day afternoon: Mr. McElwain lives
about one and a half miles north:
• of Fordwich.
• MisterRieriald•Hibberd is at pre-
sent confined to Listowel Hospital,
having Undergene a major opera-
tion on Thursday morning.
Silnday visitors With Mrs, Martha.
Baker were Mr. and Mrs, Elmet
Giles and Gail Or Arkona ' and
Bruce of LonclOri and 'Misses ale-
dYe Johnson and Elsie Appleby of
Galt, •
Si. Stephen's' AYPA •
in ihinresSisie set -
Vide at St, -Steplieti's Anglieriti
litireli• on ',,Strinittit .afterneen the
eV. E. C. AttWeil
'f !lowing offidoee the AN',P,A.
forthe dernine,Yekei- • •
President, Ross kihki let, vide
Florence Lleppingteni; ;21.1d
vfee, VVELY00 Ring; • , Soc., Marie
Brown ttetees • Reetiald Ring, -
Mr, Attevell sptikkfrore the. text),
'EA, 4.1, sit 'beseech that; 70
Welk Worthy...Of the sebeation where -
In ye atee-dalle0 ' • r, •
Guild Donates to
Springhill Fund
GORRIE—The Guild of St. Mar-
tha of St, Stephen's Anglican
Church niet on Wednesday even -
ink at the home of Mrs, Jack
Bennett. MSS, Mae. Newton, the
president, Was in charge' of the
meeting which 'opened With the
reeding of a hymn followed by the
Member's prayer and the Lord's
prayer in Unison. ,
Plans were completed for the
bazaar and tea to be held NoVern-
her 2'4' lit was decided, to send a
donatien to the Springhill mine
disaster fund, ' Mts. Vern °Clark
read a• chapter front the • stud'
book He Cares". 'Meeting clOsed
With prayer end lunch was served
by M.M. Jack Bennett arid Mist
Wilmer NOM. '
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Bridge Club
,
RI iirV AI r
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Mrs. Susan Owens is in Wingbarn
General I-Xespital with a broken
iliegel
:ea'lls" .17•t4' I at' her h'wne
• Mrs, Charles •Campbell has re-
turned from Victoria Hospital,
London. '
Mr. Wallace Agar, Of the second
lineMdTrie. 'held a very successful
farm auction sale on November
5th, before .moving to his new
herne in Winglistri:
The wornen'orthe 'United Chruch
have been ' decorating'. after •the
building - improventents made at
the PareOrt0ge,... . '.• ,
Mr,and .Mrs... • Stanley Gallaher
and Miss Berra .of Wrnieter spent
sunday with *Ir. and Mes, Chlaree
13osnian. •
,T,Ier: and 1Virst .Ruseel:Bone,:eof
8enssele. •visited Mrs.. W. J. johns*
tort on Sunday!. ., • ;•.1 • •
Nfr,.• and Mrs. Wilbur Mathere
and dlieehter„ of Kincardine,' Visit.L
edrelatives-in the, community' on
Sunday. ••• . • . • ,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elliott of Lon-
don, were ,Sunday .visitors at the
home of Miss Mary Duff.
• 'Miss RIMY Duff has returned
.fecsni. 0 trip.to• Akron; Ohio.. • .
"Mrs. Hugh "Retry, ;of Brucefield,
Was.a. guest -ef Mr. .and Mrs. A, D.
Smith at the.week,end.
• Visitors frornBerrie at the Week-
endWere Miss Joyce Hegelian and
Mr.:4Den '• ," •
Mreancl Mrs..Arthur Edwards. of
London, silent the week -end at tile
parsonage :with Mr. and' Mrs Alan
Neelon. ••
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HYDRO LINE CBEW--Pictured at the safety award dinner on Friday evening are meenhers of the Urge
crew of the Winghaha branch Ontario Hydro. Beek row, trent the left, Ken Saxton, general foreipart;
Matt Boyd, Stewart Forsyth, Ken Downie, Nelson A mstrong and Gerry Lavergne; /rent, Ross Gordon,
.1hid Foxton, Allen Walker and George Drehinanabsent members of this department are 'Ted GattleY,
Harold Burrell, Harold Herd and J. C. Macintyre, Advance -Times photo.
Rev. Roy Kennedy
Guest Minister
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- • BLUEVALE —.Anniversary
vices. iri Bluevale United. Church
niarked 'on Sunday the 51st year
since the present church was built.
• Rev. Roy Kennedy, secretary of
Huron Presbytery, of Dungannon
linked Church, preached effective
'sermons. ,mornine and evenine. to
large congregations. In the morn-
ing the story of Isaiah, when "He
saw the Lord", was the topic. The
evening discourse dealt with the
• challenge" to the individual' and to
the Ohurch,
There were six tables in play at
the Club On Thursday evening Mit.
East arid West: First, Bill Laid.
laW, R. S. Hetherington; tied for
second, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hod-
gins;' wits, W. Henry 'and Min
Yvonne McPherson.
North and South: MrN,
Lloyd and W. •14, Prench; seeond,
Mrs, D. 0, Nesmith, Mrs. A. Ito
OtiValf third, Mrs, Campbell,
Mrs." O. Gannett,
The musical portions of the ser-
viceS, direeted by Mrs. Carl Johns-
• ton, organist, consisted of anthems
by the choir, Mrs. C. B, Hoffman,
tlss Marie ,Johnston and Miss
Joyce Hoffman in the trio, "My
• Jesus 1 Love Thee" and a •quar-
tette nuniber,,"The Story of jesus",
sung by Messrs. Alan-INTeelOn, C. B.
T•Toffinati, Ross 'Smith and 'Carl
Johnston. Mr. Arthur Edwards
guest eolerist of Lcitideti, sang,
Tate .to Iilace" and "How Great
Thou Art".
•FORESTILY DEPARTIMOENT—Membere of the local rural Hydro staff who are in charge cre rereacry
operations are, back row, from the left, Allan Under wood, Paul Coyle, Archie Campbell, Walter Woods and
Tery lYfeComb; front row, Dill. Edwards, Doug Wyli e, Ron Dundas and Mac Peachey,—A-T photo. " • •
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Mission Band Hears Women's Institute
Of DutCh Inirnigrints Regular Meeting
WROXETER—Quiet, miisic, with WROXETER— The November
meeting of the 'VVroxeter Women's
Institute was held in tile commun-
ity,hall on the evening of Novem-
ber 4th. The members and guests
sat down to a very delieious ban -
after ,echool in the church school- quet, catered to by the Women. s
'Mrs, 1, Wiekstead
Chairs WA Meeting
)3tiuttrAt,r, — The Woniatt's
ekestitiation of the United Churth
ri-itt on Thursday, With Mrs, Johii
Wicketead eonduCtieg the niseting,
Which opened With devotiont. •
Nits. Alex MeCraekin, treasurer
gave a very satisfactory teport of
'the finances of the Aseodiation,
the ehlef business Was disCuasion
, Ininrireemetits at the barsonage
land expenses invelved.
A holtinatifig,cornmittee to nom.
inata a Slate of officers for the
W.A. and the WAS. was halnOCI: P.00.1 relief aeeelint, $115.00.
Mrs..M. L A:then; Mrs, J, V. I • Bailie Parton, Reeve,
Pisoler and Mrs. Jos, Horton. 'Geo, C. Martin, Clerk.
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NEW DIRECTORY
BEINfi DISTRIBUTED
Mre. Durst at the piano and the
cal) to worship by the vice -pre e Bringing telephone' users; ! fiere
sAnt, ..Shar;on Elliott opened the up -'to -date with many,cliangeS and
NovenTher meeting of the Wroxeter additions to listing; 'a flr Bali
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Minion Bend, held on Wednesday Company directeri -for. Wingharn
and other district centree, is , ;•icrvv
being distributed. • Other centres
served by the . directory Inelede
Allan Palk; Cargilf,7'Dtaytei.p,Dur-
ham, Elmwood, POrd'4.,51if
Harriston,.
"--1V4.1dreVlsertSrTafrerdMeeiliti*eg;,
Ralriteriten, Teeiwater. atid"Wat,h- "...• •
erton, ' •
,
Beeanse ofthe largeenuMbee .Of
new liiitinge and changes ,dontfrin-
ed in the directer3',..E4 .
StOn, BaliInariagerfor this ares,
has suggested that; the 'old' books
be discarded as soon asAble.heve
ones ate' received. • • •• • • "
"Experience •rA.et -the years ,in
publishing hundreds -of' 'telephorie
directerin,' he s61,ted,'has shQ'yn
the "company :that:wrong nurebers
and unnegessaty nails. to. Ineettni,-
•tion result if cilifenieis';dbietenit-
card ,their old
He pointed eut„that ,bne good way
to avoid confesien. was .fer.,tel,e,
phone igen to tetiee. :Where neces-
sary, their liefetinaltelephone mini -
bet bd.:As and use them as a, lihn.dy
reference before placing a tall, To
'facilitate this practice; an Indexed
Blue Rook of Telephone Numbers
for the Personal use of telephone ,
tisere here is available free of
charge at the Bali's buelitess office
serving this area,
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This year, 9,155 copies of the. dir-
ectory are being sent but to dis-
trict points, compared with 8,735
last year.
room, ' • Auxiliary of, the United Church.
The meeting opened with the
singing of the, Institute Ode, fol-
loWed by repeating of the Mary
Stewart Collect in unison. The
president, Mrs. a. Howes, weicorn-
--8-;Alf:',fre'igrre.r":.---.7,
,The 'highlights- from the Home
and ',Country were given by Mrs.
Allen Munro. She read one of Mts.
Jos. Atiggerty's addresses on the
subject of the Mary Stewart CO -
The minutes of the September
meeting were read and. approved.
The committees for the next two
euchres are Mrs. Wm, Taylor, Mrs.
A. Munro, and Mrs. C. Cathers and
Mrs, J. Simmons. The • corres-
pondence was read.
Mrs. T. Burke and Mrs: Wm.
McLean volunteered ,to attend the
.Eluion County Rally in Exeter.
Mrs. Gordon Greig explained the•
'Farm Forum meetings. Mrs.
1VfacNaughton favored with a read-
ing in keeping with Remembrance
Day, "In Flanders Fields". ,
• Community singing was enjoyed,
by all and Mrs. T. Burke showed
her: pictures on Bermuda,. Mrs.
MacNaughton gave another read-
ing, "The Return of Albert".
The remainder.of the evening was
Spent in playing cards.
The singing of the Mission:Bancl
hytnuarki fe.Pea,ting ot the Purpose.
.wes.'fellowed by: the ,SeriPtur,e,lese
sonorhetadiel.'obyin.J.pit4yeeSihatiztpal.
Kaye
w5.s_
"ree.'." respondect,'to "..the
naming their .favorite hyrehl, :Sete
mei-fiber • offeted 'birthday, . pennies
tee the tuile"of-"Rear the Pennies
Droppine and' the offeting. wee
received by Wayne Sanderson and
Brien : •'
Mrs. • jarnes, Sanderson • told -the
story of the first. two chapters of
the new study- book, ,"Here Conies
Dirk", by'Addrey McKitii, in whiefi
the -children; were introdticed to
members ..of a Dutch family from
the Netherlands; who .had come t�
Western Canada to. make their
home on it• farm, ihealso followed'
up- the ; eters; With' interesting pic-
ture of beth ;Lit..itChand Indian
, „
• "World Filenal" Was distributed
as were illnetre,ted folders on "Ad-
veitnres in.JaPan"; Showing Scenes,
games, songs; etc., front regular
family? life in JaPart.
• 'Since the, next' regular Meeting
• will be the Christmas one, the
children were asked to bring their
mite taxes, and each of the Her-
alds was asked to have something
on Christrnes in each of their re-
• spective countrleS, . .
The treasurer's report was given
by Catherine Edgar, showing ci
balance of $19.28 en hand. The
meeting- dosed with the Mizpah
.benediction,
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Council Concurs
With Exeter for .
Amendments to CTA
Morris Township Council- met in
the township hall on November 3,
with all members present. The
minutes of the last meeting were
read and adopted on motion, of
Stewart 1'n:toter and Gordon Wil-
kinson,
Shortreed-Duncan -- That the
road accounts as presented by the
road 'superintendent be paid,
Duncart.Procter--That the gen,
eral accounts as presented bapaid.
Shortreed-VVilkinson-- That we
concur with the resolution as pan-
• ed by the town of Exeter to have
amentimehts. Made to •the 'Canada
Temperance Act, •
1?roeter-Duneart— That the. Meet-
ing adjourn to meetcagali at the
call of the reeVe.
Aceirants Paid
• Bailie Parrott, selecting jurors,
$4,00; A, Eraserselecting jurors.
$4,00; G. Martin, selecting. ju-
rors, $4.00; George Michie, 1)1813N0t-
-frig tile drain, e3.00; C. Martin,
fence. viewing, $5.00; H. MeCitteh.
eon, Attlee vieiving, $5.00; L. Meth
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es, fence viewing, 8M0; Geo. Rad-
to
ford, balanee of contract, Mustard
Drain; $2,028.00; C. R. Turvey,
demeges, Mustard Drain, $1.00; X.
'MeNaughton, demean, $16 00)
Sellers, da,Mages, $14.00; l. el.,
lers.denteges, $6.00; O. Nfertln,
eleties"fen,' Mustatcl bath,$56.00;
ReSe nnne8r1, toritmissioner's foes,
WROXETER
1Vir, and IVIrs. Frank Earles and
daughters, London, spent the
week -end with Mrs, William Doig
and Hugh and other friends,
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Hupfer, De*
troit, were week -end guests of Mr.
'Vernon and 1VLisses Evelyn arid El-
va Hunter.
This community was shocked to
learn of the sudden death of a for-
mer resident of the B line. Turn-
herrY, Ur. George Nicholson, of
the Nile, when he was electrocuted
while erecting a TV aerial. A wire
he was holding was blown against
a liigh tension line by the wind.
Mr. and Mrs, George Gibson,
Murray and Glenis, sent Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs. Allister Green
at Wingham,
Mr, Mae Allan, Montreal, spent
the week -end at his Summer home
here.
Mr. Wililatim Anger has intrehas
ed a new mobile home which he
has: located on Mr. Pete Dobson's
lot and has taken up residence.
Congratulatione to Mr. and Mrs
Don McLaughlin ou the birth of
their daughter last Week. Also to
Mr. and Mrs. Bernell Smith on the
'birth of their son.
Mr. and Mrs, Rieluird ingrain
spent a eouple of days last week
with Mr, and Mrs. Eldon Ingram,
Stratford,. and also Mr, and. Mrs.
Eenson,
Mr. arid Mrs. Percy I-ter:411y, of
,Marklittm, were weekr,end guests
of Mr. arid Mrs. Llbyd Elliott.
• Mt, Wm. Newton, Byron, 18 'Ws.
!Wig his inether, MrS. R. Newton
a few days this week, Mir. nand
Mrs. Lyle Hart and Patti, Listewel,
'Were Sunday guests at the same
Write,
Mr. and Mra, Riehard ingrain
silent Sunday with Mr. and IVits.
IVforris Campbell, Maryborough.
Mr, bill Gibson, ("helium, spent
the week.end at hi aerne, her and
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WRITECHURCH
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Beedroft
and faintly and her parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Robert 'Watson, of
lerucefield, visited en Tuesday with
Miss Janet Watson at Aylmer.
Mrs. Hector Hamilton, of GOrrie,
visited on Tuesday hut with her
sister, Mrs, E. Dow. •
Farm Forum Will be held on
Tuesdays at 9,30 p.m, this season
to take advantage of the. TV Ii4arrn
Foruin broadcast. The first meeting
was held at the hem& of Mr. end
Mrs. Cecil raleener.
Hank of Commerce soon,
'Mr. mid Mrs. Clayton Coates, of
Sarnia, were week, -end visitors of
Mr. and 3/frs. Rosa. Coratai,
Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Hradahaw
spent Sunday With Mr, and Urs.
bon -Gibson, Monkton.
Mrs. Stewart Cross and het
daughter, Mrs. Brute Parker arid,
three little daughters, a Walker-
ton, were TutacittY visitoo With.the
fernier; Mother, Mts. 3, F. Me*
Lean,
Mt.. and Mrs. Albert Geld Wil.
lowdale, M. and MO.
Guelph, spent Stieday with Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfred 13tOW11,,
Mr. Find Mt% lanieN riolg
ad en Sunday with their Son, LOttle,
and Mts. bolg uhtl also with Mr.
mad 'Mrs, Henry Mitt, britytott;
Mr. Wilfred Elliott, LletoWel,
expecte to be transferred tel the Visited MO, AlOnZei SParling
alilytti branch of The Canadian Sunday.
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